The Dim Mak Death Touch Techniques

by | Apr 7, 2015 | Mind Games, Mind Power

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In trouble? You can take down a 7 footer with the mental discipline of Dim Mak

Dim Mak is one of the most closely guarded secrets in the fighting world. Legends tellstories of the fabled “Death Touch”. Some have even said that a Chinese Tong member killed Bruce Lee with a delayed “Death Touch”

The pressure and Dim Mak points that we are going to be discussing absolutely work andwork very well. It is our belief that you can learn how to use Dim Mak striking methodswithout harming anyone if you are careful.

There are several levels to the type of damage you can inflict with Dim Mak strikes andthere are many factors in regards to how effective the strikes will be against an opponent.You really only have seconds to use these strikes, so it is imperative that you understandthe importance of training with them all of the time to get down where the differentstriking points are located.Dim Mak as a technology has been around for thousands of years and probably wasknown before it was ever recorded. For martial arts purposes almost every culture has anunderstanding of not only pressure points, but also the ability to use energy or chi withthese Dim Mak Points.

There are several levels to the type of damage you can inflict with Dim Mak strikes andthere are many factors in regards to how effective the strikes will be against an opponent.You really only have seconds to use these strikes, so it is imperative that you understandthe importance of training with them all of the time to get down where the differentstriking points are located.Dim Mak as a technology has been around for thousands of years and probably wasknown before it was ever recorded. For martial arts purposes almost every culture has anunderstanding of not only pressure points, but also the ability to use energy or chi withthese Dim Mak Points

There are 3 separate categories of Dim Mak striking and they are:

Tien Ching
– Attacking the Nerves

Tien Hsueh
– Striking the Blood Vesselsc.

Tien Hsing Chi
– Attacking the Chi Meridians

Level One: Tien Ching

This method is where you attack the nerves of the body inorder to induce paralysis.This method works extremely well without even concentrating on any specific points, asyou can find nerves all over the body and they can be struck, gauged, twisted, and pokedquite easily.As a matter of fact, just pick out a part of your body and start to dig into the area. Dig inat different angles and pressure. You will notice the pain factor rising depending on theamount of pressure you place on the area.

Level Two: Tien Hsueh

This is the Blood vessel striking method, designed to sealthe veins and arteries and cause blood clots.When you strike an opponent in order to seal his blood vessels, death can be delayedthrough variations of pressure points and time sequences, which will affect the bloodflow. The majority of the time this particular method is used with internal chi striking. Bysealing the blood, death will result because you do the following:1. Block the circulation of blood to the opponent’s major organs resulting in organdeterioration.2. Caused blood clots which will travel through the body’s circulatory systemcausing either cardiac arrest if they enter the heart and a major stroke if they enter the brain.3. Attack the main organ or gland when it is full of blood in order to immediately destroy it

Level Three: Tien Hsing Chi

This is where you attack the Chi Meridians of the body in order to cause death immediately or over time.Striking the electromagnetic flow of chi in the body is altered by “chi manipulating” thedifferent bioelectrical fields of energy surrounding and permeating the body’s structure.The purpose of this is to attack and destroy the four levels of energy that flow within the body. This requires the ability to externalize your chi.

36 Deadliest Points on the Body

As mentioned before, there are several different thoughts on the deadliest points on the body to strike, but one thing is certain, all of the points shown in the diagrams and chartsin this course are Dim Mak points.When hit with the right amount of force, angle and direction, these points can induce bleeding, fainting, increased blood pressure, the piercing of a major organ and or nerve plexus. This type of trauma can cause temporary numbing effects, paralysis or evendeath.

The 36 points should be greeted with caution, as severe trauma will occur when you press, squeeze or strike one of the points.Most people think that Dim Mak striking is just that…striking. This couldn’t be further from the truth. A lot of the most effective use of these techniques is when you can reallydig or manipulate at different angles into the point.

Sometimes these strikes can be used with a time delay effect to:
1. Block the blood circulation
2. Close the chi pathways in the bodies meridians.
3. Attack the major nerves

When striking to the points using chi, results can be determined by the following
1. A heavy strike can cause an immediate effect
2. A moderate strike will produce the effect within 3 days
3. A light strike will produce an effect in 30 days

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Striking Methods
When the science of Dim Mak was first discovered, the original adapters, didn’t use their hands to attack the points, but instead carried with them a device to strike to the Dim Mak  points.Keep in mind that you can use improvised weapons on these points such as ballpoint pens, sticks or martial art devices like the kubotan. There are many different types of striking methods and we are going to cover the most popular and how you will use themto strike at the points.

Once you realize the potentially lethal force that your hands can deliver to an opponent,you will come to appreciate the potency of this technology.

Penetration.

Striking with the most penetrating part of the hand will be the most effective type of strike. Although most people use their entire fist in most fighting situations, we are goingto show you how to use some very precise weapons to penetrate into the point

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